Forget and Stick up

Forget

Forget verb - To be unable to recall or think of.

Stick up and forget are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Stick up" instead a verb "Forget".

Nearby Words: forgetful, forgetting, forgetfully

Stick up

Stick up verb - Defend against attack or criticism.

Forget and stick up are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Forget" instead a verb "Stick up".

Mutual synonyms

Both terms in one sentence

  • One of the Buffy characters actually lampshaded it, but I forget if it was directed at Giles or Wesley...it was a variant of the old 'stick up your butt' joke.
  • Series / Family Matters Aesop Amnesia: Several examples: Many of the earlier episodes would have at least one character learning to be nicer to Steve (particularly after he would stick up for them or, in the case of Laura, expose a potential boyfriend with an unsavory agenda), then promptly forget it the very next episode.
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